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flncy flfymw Hears Tiat Mrs. Morgan Belmont Has
Gone Into the Movies--To Make Debut in Near
Future The Whartons to Visit in Jfimcstowri
I-iVFRT ONE in New Tork Newport
Q .nH here Is Invested In the an
lament that Margaret Andrews
!$nCnnH to make her debut ns a mo
B',Bffrti m actrfM In one of the new
lion,'KL of a great movie artist.
?i0rh.n "o.. w?nfcr why I. Include
"' J5ni,i Indeed, I ohoulil Include
E" ilnS? aa we 1. for Margaret An
5'8 mother, M". Paul" Andrews,
in. iiG, .Jnnney, of Ualtlmore, She
,rat7h.'ii:
K New Vork fsmHy.lH.thfn.ron;,
first cousin of Ethel Huhn Bailey.
?" r i kslffl. who is. as you
J PiheVa half brother.
i. !?." A mlrl-Il-a Visited llCr IW
md
-,.l t me, when a little girl, and many
T L ' her Malliwl that i. he
-"exceptionally good-looking. She
nide her debut In Newport Mx sum
Em ago and wan married In the sum-
Sr of WW to Mo,San I5c m,ont' i
BVr many women of nodal proml
,ncc who are married have taken on
Sfbsthosc daya and manage their Jobs
Sad heir homes both very well, but
MiVret'B going into movies has sur
mised every one very much, bernuse she
fii i much wealth and many calls upon
her time. it timf iimi
owc.rL'..! ".' zx : mz p
on P" '"" T '" ' Vur .rn';o V,n
of . ami i -" .;;,::-";
strong oojeconurvr.v
of the laniiiji ,r"""' : -
itat ho was going fnto movies womb
!, th nco. but t was only yesterduy
Sit l' .Tit announced In a New York
JndTa' i wonderful figure and'hearing.
Shew (Oliuuess ue sum"", no..,.
?., the histrionic talent tlmt must go
with looks to be a movie star.
I HEAR that Joe and Jo Wharton are
Mine up to Jamestown In n week or
M to visit Jo's mother, Mrs. .Tames
Msnes Dodge. You know she and Joe
re married the latter part of June.
Ther have been living on the Spencer
K. Mulford, .Tr.'s, place since their re
turn from their wedding trip. Mrs.
Mulford, you remember, was Mrs. Paul.
formerly .Mist Fay Dodge, a sister of
Jo Phe was matron of honor at the
Wharton-Dodge wedding. The V bar
tons are planning to stay with Mrs.
Dodge for a month, and after that
will visit Mr. niul .Mrs. .loscpu ijovcrniR
Wharton, Joe.s pnrcnin. i uu """
I Jo Dodge Wiiurton was oni- oi wiu
Itirettiest Driues I imve vvyr avvu. "t
U really distinctly beautiful !
SPEAK I NO of ."Newport nnn nnouc
Wand resorts reminds me thnt when
I told ou some time ago to begin and
brush Emil's coot and trim hW ears
and seruh his little dawn. I also said
I would let you know hi plenty of time
tfhen to go lo Newport for the dog
how. Well, it's settled, and It Is to
be on Saturday. August 21. From all
I hear about It T think it will be more
exciting than the horse show. That
does not start till the following fort
night, or. rather, September 1. That's
the usual time, however, but there
ftcms to be more Interest In the dog
ihow this sear.
And I don't know why there should!
sot be. Of course. I nm fond of horses,
but I certainly do like dogs. I met a
dog the other day in the country. He
tias fmall and yellow and white, and
te walked just like u girl In IiIrIi heels
tad Miort skirts, and lie did have the
dtare.t face ami tuclr straight, true
j. He came tip to me and giggled,
ted (oord. and I talked to him the
longest time. I asked him If lie was
little (!! dog, or just an honest-to-goodncM
hound dog.
He was too rov In nnswer ilUHnntlv.
but we became great friends. And
when I -at on the running bonrd of
the car Iip cnnie and stood beside me
tad tnlkcd and talked when suddenly
he saw hinnclf In the shiny polish of
the ear. ami vnu never heard such
trunts and growls nnd yelps. Finally
I hugged him good -by nnd btnrtcd, oft,
and as fnr back as I could see in the
toad lie followed on.
Now when ou meet a friend liko
thatof a perfect summer afternoon,
area t j on almost obliged to love him.
I did. I d like to pat him now.
rpo nm-nx tTTJic dog show, it's
Z t0 h." at the Casino, nnd I hear that
quantities of people have entered their
Wi, nud dog or no dog. I intend
ij, iu sec uic otner people's ennines.
NANCY WYNNE.
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Kmi,nn,aHrlcn Ucclsoher, of Boxwood,
Urhnm.VVv,.n,Ll BlV0 a ,la,Ice nt
h J nr: "n,?!1tc"1.ber ." "1 honor of
iY...Pfe" . t"s Lucrctia Heekaehor.
juKnicr or .Mr Stevens Hcckscher. of
thu J?. -w.h" w11 be tt debutante of
fauphtcr of Mr stev
this next season.
ClarkU,!iint "PI Mrs- r!('or'r,, ""oh
the hirM, ,fecelv.lnB oonKrntulations on
Mr anrl r. i.. . ..
of GrmVV -"inMin Jinrtin Hoover,
It th!inn,0vn' "nnounco the ninrrlace
Hoover ?alifh,7' MlBa "Wrel Dorothv
Jon f Ir j!lm(!N do Wolf Pcrrv, 2d
wn ...?f..M.r nnd Mrs. Robert Swain
eiry. Jr. hlnhnn nf nhn,i.
TS ionrifa Tii.it .
Ifawinc k.V Vui """" , wno lias Decn
I...:!1" "'iTHl months n PariH. linn ,.
iSS KndM!"c, ."T. '.". Mr. n.
I'ndJi ij "'""'" "onJ?. or r-
IMra ni.irf " "--iiiuii, vn aiova.
Vlloonr;i1ri,he WcHt' nro now' at
tlg0,"n-nder Willi am Batnear Downe.
M.? 'N a0'l Mis. Boivne. nf Wnr,r
iMa
'ass.. u,r ,i, r"","c' "' ivorcesier
Commanded nnjflf"? JJUJ"!
"a H Smith ... i "',""' "'" Mir
Miss rorS"? L1er ',0"lrt t Wayne.
fnander Hn i n J"".,le', uaunntor of Com
unt? si T'i..wh0 .,lnn l,cc" w"h her
main h h. V .r"t0 JUI,ei w ro
unwiir" for th0 remalnder of the
kwho hi.mh M .'2rDton' of Jcnl'ln"
SuwiaVW" "fmarshre'ey
'he wwrm IV f lyv ", o attend
'auehierof ii (MJsa,LVdla A. Cottrell.
iri.ror Mr.Chnrles P. Cottrell. nnrt
wich "iii I,,"16, lev- Joh" M. Qroton,
Jn Groot, S "ilC0u'omorrow. Mr
numioro, Jle , this summer
"wfehM'VJSrii p-. Prandne and
street; , P ',.?' T61 South Twenty-flrst
Ch'n..?.r Passlne the summir .
Proving BofQueheoI08e' , '-a-PJc
nt return unSiUf',9i'.nndi';. nd wll,
r, ,, "'" uuie or aeptember.
' : MtiL niXi5,cKurlrle ad her daugh-
"" W 1 tint rinV . V. """I'U. flB
Pe ham ("Sort" n ,hc,r "Partments
cme timm,n( 2"' :?antown. until
Pine ,eet lnUr,r Tampion, of 202;
daVa of jfr n ,' i8 , ''e ?"?? 'or a few
St.1 helr hunc- low If' A. newtd Reber
lMWr famllv ne" Mrs- Thompson anii
kaiownBwi'nJwPh Toung, Sr..
VouS .rAr ?" MlMUM
ne Is a rr!;0"01'' M . Miss
Ull'i leLnmSmb.e.r of one of Browns!
. m trninrlann nf l,ft i.. i
? , O- D.: recto'r Vme Vu
nww 1,7.1 huch; Gcrm.mtown. and
wpnew of lli lift red Umv. l,lmn ..
, n r it
MIhm",?1 iM'?, William W. Heiibuin,
buJn anl m? IIIJ"lur"',Mlas Jano H,.p.
ihirda?;LMr-1,P!'r "epbuin. of Or-
SSH?
Uila city, and the nephew of the lato
Congressman Henry Uurk and of Mr.
Alfred E. Uurk, president of the Manu
facturers' Club. Ho was appointed to
West Point from the Third Congression
al district by Mayor J, Hampfein Moore,
then congressman from that district, and
was commissioned In the regular army
In March, 1917. Captam Ingram served
"1 ""onoo and (Icrmany ns n captain
of field artillery In the fourth Division.
Captain Ingram Is nt present detailed
on recruiting duty In Detroit for hla
regiment, tho Fourth Cavalry, which Is
stationed nt Fort Brown, Brownsville,
Tex. : and, owing to tho Indefinite length
of this detnll and tho present suspension
of leaves of absenca In the regular army,
the wedding was held In Detroit. TIM
brldo was accompanied by her mother
nnd brother. Tho brldcgroom'H mqther
was also present at the ceremony, which
was held nt tho home of the bride
Broom's uncle. Mr. Frank W. Glrard.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer K. Mulford, of
Squirrel Corner. Wyncote, have returned
to their homo from Europe, whero they
have been trnveltng for several months,
accompanied by Mr, William II. Mul
ford. Mr. Jospeh Anthony Decrlng, of
Chester, sailed on Saturday for an ex
tended trip through Europe, where ho
will remain for several mouths.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Isadore Stern, of 119
South Twenty-second street, are receive
Ing congratulation!) on tho birth of a
daughter, Elizabeth Jarfe Stern, on Fri
day, July 23.
Mrs. Morris Dannenbnum, of Atlantlo
City, has Joined her son nnd daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mra. Loul Cannen
baum, of tho Lennox ApnrtmcntB, on an
automobile tour of ten days to tho
Adlrondacks.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Arnold, of tho
Powclton Apartments, nre tho guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wolf at their
bungalow In tho Adirondack mountains.
Mra. Thomas Stanley, her son, Mr.
James Stanley, and daughter. Miss Doris
Stanley, and Mra. .Frank Wagner ar
passing a week at Hotel Olenwood,
Wlldwood. X. J.
ALONG THE MAIN LINE
Mrs. J. Lnwson Wcatherly and her
brother Mr. Harold A. Ball, of Way no,
havo returned from n trip to Edgar
town, Mass.
Mrs. Sarah Brackctt of Wayne Ik now
at Pocassett, Mass., to remain until tho
fall.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bogan of St.
Davids are spending several weeks at
Ocean City.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. If. S. Howell, of
Wayne, nre spending the month of Au
gust at Bushklll, Pa.
Mlsa Dora Howson and Miss Florence
Adams, of Wayne, have returned from a
trip of several weeks at Ocean City,
.V. J.
Miss Dorothy Leonard, of Wayne,
has returned after spending a month ,ai
Northpost Point and Mackinac Island,
Mich.
Miss Mlrlan Kirk, of Wayne, has re
turned from Ocean City, N. J., and his
pono lo Nlnctlc, Conn., to attend a
houso pnrty with several of her class
mates from Goucher College. Maryland
Mrs. John Herlry Lofland nnd Mrs.
Edward M. Williams and her daughter,
Miss Sarah Lofland Williams, wno have
been tho guests ot Mrs Daniel M.
Schcaffcr, of Wayne, daughter of Mrs.
Lofland and sister jo .Mrs. iinam-v
1n,,n t.Atiinnnfl In UlnilV ftt' In Ml
have returned to Sioux City,
la., tho
homo of Mrs. Williams.
ALONG THE READING
Mr. apd Mrs. A. Sidney Bambo nnd
tholr family, of Ogontz, nro passing the
summer ut their Ventnor cottage, ajid
will not return to Whltewood until somo
time In September.
Tho Rev. and Mrs. F. II. Argo havo
gone to Maine nnd will not return to
their homo near Cheltenham until the
end of thl3 month.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Herbert K. Webb, ot
firnhnmlv. Oak Lnno Park, aro being
congratulated on tho birth of a son,
Charles J. Webb, 2fl. on August 5.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William .1. Moore, ac
companied by Mr. nnd Mrs W.,rnrk
Moore, have left their homes In Elklns
PnTk and nro passing the month of
August nt tho Marlborough-Blenhelm,
Atlantic City.
Mr and Mrs. Howard B. Hlcman. of
4913 York road, nro staying at the El
beron, Atlantic City.
GERMANTOWN
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Roberts Ecob. for
merly ?f Hanberry street nre now oc
cupying their new home, novelty, Man
holm street nnd Pulaski avenue.
Announcement Is mnde of the mar
riage of Miss Penrl Host, of r,535 Sul
livan street, to Mr. Charles Elmer, or
5520 Jane street, on Saturday, July 3t,
hv the Rev. Edgar C Cooper. Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer aro visiting Mrs Henry
Stott nt West Wlldwood for some time,
after which they will be at home at 5520
Jane street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Parker, or
Wakefield street, nro at the Mayoury,
Ocean City, for a fortnight.
Mr and Mrs. John Laaco, of 6335
Norwood street, are occupying their cot
tage nt Wlldwood for the summer.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank H. Southall, of
119 East Coulter street, havo gone to
the Pcrklomen Inn for the remainder
of August. (
Mrs William Dresher nnd chjldrcn,
of Indian Queen lane, are passing somo
tlmo In Schwenksvllle, Pn,
NORTH PHILADELPHIA
The Rev and Mrs. Ernest Bawden,
of 1209 West Iehlgh avenue, will elnve
during the week for an uutomobllo trip
to tho coast of Malno.
Mr and Mrs. Howard Howltz, or
North Twelfth street, hnve gone to Ocean
Groe for tho remainder of the season
Mr nnd Mrs. Edgar I Wilds havo re
turned from their wedding tour nnd are
at home nt 1220 Seltzer street. Tho
brldo wan Miss Martha E. Evans,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John N.
Evans.
Mrs. Rose Russell, of 2218 Nortn
Twentieth street, has returned homo
after passing tno early summer in At
lantic City.
Tho marriage of Miss May Rapp, or
2900 North Fifteenth street, nnd Mr.
Thomas J. Brelsh, of Tioga, wan
solemnized on Saturday, July 31, wltn
tho Rov. Ernest Bawden, paBtor or
Cookmnn Methodist Episcopal Churcn,
Use Cuticura Talcum
To Powder and Perfume
An Ideal face, skin, baby and dusting
powder. Convenient and economi
cal, it takes the place of other per
fumes. A few grains oufTicIent
Sta(U tub Tut r Mill. Addrtti: "CiUtut Ut.
tWrU. DtpMM, MilOta U, Hhi." Sold tf trr
whm Boapttc, OlnloiwitUtnatOe. Talcum 2e.
HWCmlcujn SaipUuiret without rout.
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CAMPING
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MltS. HERBERT L. CLARK AD DAUGHTERS
Sir. and Mrs. Clark and their daughters, Jilts Klennor Clark and Miss
Conway Clark, havo gono to Canada on a camping trip
Lehigh avenue and Twelfth street, olll
catlng. Mr. nnd Mrs. Nathaniel Lcipzlgcr, or
1429 North Fifteenth street, have ns
their guests Mrs. Nathan Sommcr ana
Miss" Mary Evelyn Sommcr, of Mem
phis, Tenn. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lelpzlger will
sail for England the last of this montli,
where they will Join Miss Pauline Lelp
zlger, who Is traveling abroad,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Livingston and
Mr. Joseph Livingston, of 2266 North
Broad street, are at their cottago nt 2u
South Oakland avenue, Ventnor, for
the summer. They entertained Dr. and
Mrs. Simon S. Leopold as their gutsi.i
over tho last week-end.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Mr. and Mrs. John Tull, of 5527 Re
gent street, are being congratulated on
the birth of a daughter,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Elwood Hubbs and Mr.
nnd Mrs. Edward T. Clegg, of 6124 I-o-cust
street, aro on a motor trip to Can
ada, accompanied by Mr nnd Mrs.
Hubbs's son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Ferdlnnnd Caballcro, an far a3
Albany, N Y. Mr. nnd Mrs. Caballcro
havo returned to thlB city. The re
mainder of the party will re.turn In about
three weeks' time, stopping nt tho largo
cities en route.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Mnnlny. of Bnla.
hao returned from their weddinv trip
through tho New England states and
have been spending some time nt Atlan
tic City. Mrs. Manley was before her
marriage in June, Miss Blanche Kent, of
642 North Fifty-eighth street.
Miss Bertha White, of 3(126 Walnut
street, Is spending a week as the guest
of her brother-in-law and sister. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Clarence Cutler Bleecker, of
Hywood, New Haven. Conn. From there
Miss White will Join Mlsa Betty Pcrrem.
of 3931 Baltimore avenuo, nt Atlantic
City, where they will remain for several
days. Miss Margaret White has re
turned to her homo at 3626 Walnut
street, after spending several days at tho
Hiawatha, Seaside Park, N. J.
FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL
Mrs. Enos J. Lcldy, of 3433 Bowman
street, her daughter. Miss Ida Leldy, nnd
Mr. Robert Dougherty are spending some
tlm, nt Wlldivnnd. The entrneement nf
! Miss Leldy and Mr. Dougherty hns been
announced. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis stopford,
son-in-law and daughter of Mrs. Leldy,
will leavo shortly to spend severnl
months In Texa.i. Mrs. Stopford was
Miss Martha Lcldy.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Rlddlngton and
their family, of 3429 Sunnyslde avenue,
returned home on Sunday after passing
tho early summer In Pecrmont.
Mrs. Clara Jamleson, of Hldge avenue,
has gono to Connecticut to remain until
autumn.
TIOGA
Tho members of tho Tlogn Business
Men's Association will give u card party
and supper on Thursday ovenlng at their
headquarters, :j33 Germantown uvo
nue. Arrangements are being made for
an afternoon In the country on Wed
nesday, August IS. nt Walker's coun
try place, on tho Delawnre river near
Cornw.ills, Pn. The entertninments are
In chargo of Mr Wilbur II Klmerman.
president of the organization : Mr.
Thomas Bluett, Mr. Edward C. Snyder,
vice presidents : Mr Mnthew J. Donoho,
Mr. Edgnr A Hobson, secretaries ; Mr.
Jacob Y. Loux. treusurer: Mr. John
Schuster, Mr John M. Gross, Dr. K.
F. Kribbs. Mr. Georgo Rudolph, Mr.
Arthur Swnyne. Mr. Louis Gilbert, Mr.
Miirrell F Dobbins, Mr. Michael
Walker. Mr. J A. Mclntlre, Mr. Wil
liam H. (Mark. Mr. Martin J. Hesch,
Mr. W K. Smith. Mr. ThomaH Kelly,
Mr. George B. Tucker -ind Dr. R. E
Mllllngton
Mr. and Mrs. Harry II. Heist. Miss
Elizabeth Hoist and Master Mahlon
Heist, of West Tioga street, nro passing
the closing summer months at the
Egjpt Mills Country Club. Mrs. C
Ciummlc, Mrs. Helst'a mother, has gono
IMPORTED
Pompeian
Olive Oil
Is one of nature's greatest
tonics and tissue-builders
PSBAHD'S
DOCTORS RECOMMEND
forConstlpatlon. Acid Stomach, Indlgta
tlon. Can ha inert as Milk of Macneila,
Bold only bv tho bottle nver by doia.
"Old Signs Do Not
Deceive" fnm lht Danhk
' fl 'HE Shelton Looms trade--
mirk b a sign which haj ,
pointed for years, toward prog
ress and the achievement of
perfection.
When your car to fitted with
Shelton Looms Automobile
Upholstery Fabrics it to a sign
of your infallible judgment and
distinctive taste.
zmzMiemfc
TUE SEAL OF DISTINCTION
Sidnev Dlumenthal W Co, Inc.
395 Fourth Avenue, New York
IN gANADA
'&
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to Atlantlo City for tho remainder of
tho season.
The Rov. Harold Stanley Stewart.
Mrs. Stewart and their family, of 1621
Westmorelnnd street, aro passing tho
lato summer In Canada.
ROXBOROUGH
Miss June Thompson, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Jones Thompson,
of Lcverlngton avenue, will spend the
remainder of tho senson with a camping
party at WHUamsport, Pa.
Mrs. Linton Turner, of Lyceum ave
nuo and Mitchell street. Is entertnlnlng
nt luncheon todny with the following
guests; Mrs. Elmer Murrnv. Mrs. .-o-seph
Schotlcld, Mrs. Joseph Schofleld, Jr.,
Mrs. Joseph Henrv Ewing, Mrs. James
C. Wobensmlth. Miss Agnes Fawley and
Mrs. Andrew Llttlefleld.
-Mr. nnd Mrs. Leo WetherlU, of Mnna
yunk avenue nnd Dupont street, are
belne congratulated on the blrtn or a
daughter on Thursday, August 8.
FRANKFORD
Mr. and Mrs. John Stevenpnrf nf r.ftOR
Duffleld street, nre spending a week nt
WMUWUUU, i J.
Mr nnd Mrs. J Preston nnd family
of Harrlsou street, aro sojourning nt
thelt cottage In Cnpo May for tho sum
mer. Miss Gertrude Simpson of 1747 Foulk
rod street. Is camping for a month at
Camp Ncpatlum, Canton, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T Smith nnd
their con, of Fllmoro street, are tho
guests of Miss Elizabeth Keyser at their
cottagu in Wlldwood for severnl weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mather, of 15:tr,
Harrison street, are ependlng a fort
night hi Ocean City.
Mrs. W Hartman. of 5129 Mllnor
streot, la spending several wec'ks vlsltlnn
her pnrents, M, nnd Mrs. James Elvln,
nnd her sister, Mrs. John Germain, at
Fort Miller, N. Y.
MOORESTOWN
Mr. and Mrs Henry Tatnall Brown
wero guests nt tho Entjleside. Beach
Haven, Solurdav and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Wilson Stiles have gone
to New York for tho week-end.
Mrs. Alfred Leeds and her daughter.
Miss Helen Leeds, have gono to Asbury
Park.
Miss Kmllle Le Coney Is spending n
fow -weeks at Ocean City.
Captain Sweet and his famllv, or
Camp Dlx, are occupying a homo nt
285 Main street for the summer.
MANAYUNK
Miss Kathryn Korster. of 221 Green
lane, will spend part of the month In
Atlantic City
Mrs. Ward Smith nnd her daughter,
Miss Alta Smith, of Green lane and
Sllverwood street, hnvo gone to Mary
land for a few weeks, and later will
spend some lime In Wlldwood. Miss
Reta Null, niece of Mra. Smith, who
spent the early summer as her guest,
has returned to ElMon, Md.
Mrs Thomas W Boon, of 215 Green
lane, nnd her son, Mr Thomas W, Boon,
Jr.. will go to Ocean City for tho closing
fortnight In August
We Have One Sale Each Year
Spring, Summer, Fall and Winter Goods
Our Stock Is Kept New and Up to Date
Ab
6.50 Blue Flannel Bathing
3.50, 4.00 Fine Madras Shirts 2.75
5.00 Fashion Knit Four-in-Hands 3.75
2.50, 3.00 Silk Neckwear
6.00, 6.50 Silk Stripe Shirts
8.00, 10.00 Silk Shirts
VIRGINIA GIRL WEDS
ROCHESTER MAN HERE
Mr. Isaac Posner Takes Miss Reba
Mendelsohn as His Brldo
An Interesting wedding that took
placo on Sunday evening was that ot
Miss Reba Mendelsohn, daughter ot
Mrs. Mary Mendel&ohn, of Front
Royal, Va., nnd Mr. Isaac Tosner, of
Rochester, N. Y, Tho coremony was
performed nt 6 o clock nt the home or
tho brldo's brother nnd sister-in-law.
Mr, ami Mrs, Philip Mendelsohn, 1717
North Eighth street, by the Rev Dr.
Shiftman, of ,th? Ohel-Jacob Congrega
tion, and was followed by a reception.
Tho brldo'n brother gavo her In mar
riage. Sho wore a gown of soft silk
veiled with gtotgclte creuo embroidered
with pearls, with a veil of tulle ar
ranged with orange blossoms, and car
ried a shower of Bride rosea and lilies
of tho valley. Mrs. Michael II. Propp,
of Chicago, 111,, tho matron of honor,
wore a gown of pink taffeta, trimmed
with silver lace. The bridesmaids were
Miss Harriet Posner, of Rochester, sis
ter of tho bridegroom, nnd Mrs. Robert
E. Gilbert, of Bermuda. Little Mist
Eleanor Goodman was Mower girl and
Master Thcodoro Gilbert was ring
bearer,
Mr. David I'osner, of Rochester, was
his brother's best man. and the ushers
Included Mr. Joseph Posner, Jr., also
a brother of the bridegroom : Mr Mau
rice J. Mendelsohn. Mr. Frederick L.
Mendelsohn and Mr. Sol Kobie. of
Rochester. Mr, nnd Mrs Posner left for
a tour ot tho Thousand Islands and will
bo at home after September 1 nt Front
Royal, va. Among me out-or-town
guestH wero Air. nnd Mrs. II. B. Rnllo,
Mrs. J. Rappaport, Mnster J. Rappaport,
Jr., of Front Roynl ; Mr. and Mrs Sol
Soble, Mr. Jack Posner, Mr. Robert
Posner, Mr. Alexander Posner, Mr Sol
Posner, Mr. Moo Posner. Mr. nnd Mrs
Joseph I'osner, Mr. Maxwell Posner, of
Rochcstor; Mr. nnd Mrs, Morton Uloch,
of Tampa, Fla. ; Mr, nnd Mis. M Ro
senberg, Mr. and Mrs. Philip M Sheers,
of Atlantic City, nnd Mr, nnd Mrs. Bar
itcy Wtlner, of Wynncwood.
DELAWARE COUNTY
Mrs. David Jnyne Bullock nnd Mr.
Edward Bullock, of Wnlllngford. will
leave next week for Ellzabelhtown. N.
Y., whero they will be the gucntx of Mr
nnd Mrs. uavtd s. L.uuuim. ot itoscmont,
at Onkobble, their camp In tho Adlron
dacks, for a few weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. William Mldrtlcton Fine
nnd their family, of Swnrthmore. nre
spending the summer at their bungalow
at Ship Bottom, N. J.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Smedley Wnrd, of Sharon
Hill, and Mr. Wnrd's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. T. P. Ward, of Ridley Park, left
on Saturday on a motor trip through
tho White Mountnlns nnd will not re
turn to their homes for two weeks.
Mr. r.nd Mrs. Henry C. Snowden, Jr.,
nnd their daughter. Miss Marjorle Snow
den .and their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. nnd Mrs William Herdman Potter,
of Rosu Valley motored to Ocean City,
Md., this wcok to spend a fortnight.
WISSAH'ICKON
Mr. James C. Wobensmlth entertained
on .Saturday evening nt his hotn. 512
Rlghter street, the members of tne so
ciety of American Magicians.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Collier, of Sumac
street, havo returned home after pass
ing several weeks In Virginia.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William Stevenson nnd
their family aro traveling by automobile
through the Cumberland valley.
OLNEY
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Lulle. of 4C0S
D street, nro passing a week nt Ocean
City, N. J.
Mrs, Harry Richardson and her
daughter, Miss Florence Richardson, of
5735 North Fifth street, nre visiting
Mrs C S. Stelgerwald. of Chelsea.
IVIANN & DELKS
U02 CHESTNUT STREET
out Vi
Pants. .3.85 4.00 White
40.00 Tyrol
35.00 Tyrol
1.15
4.35
5.75
1-MpftTiiiapi iii 'Liijiii.! ij i.h'.tSB
Price
1.75 White Madras knee Drawers. 95c
1.00 Pull Over Shirts .'s5c
4.00 Silk Crochet Four-in-Hands ,',2.50
Raincoats Half Price
5.00 Lorraine Silk Union Suits, 2.50
12.00 and 15.00 Best Silk Shirts, 8.85
4.00, 4.50 Imported Madras Shirts, 3.15
18.75 White Flannel Pants (English Cricket), 14.75
6.00 Wool Vests, 3.75
Office Coats, Golf Suits, Union Suits, Bath Gowns, etc.
AfflANN& IDSLKS v
JUW CHESTNUT STREET.
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JAMKS O'NlHIi
Veteran acfor, who gained famp In
tho IcmlitiB role. In ".Monte Crlsto,"
tiled today In New London, Conn.
JAMES O'NEILL, NOTED
ACTOR, DIES AT 70
Started Stage Career as Super
With Edwin Forrest
in Cincinnati
New London, Conn., Aug. 10. (Hy
A. P.) .lames O'Neill, the netor. died
at the Lawrence Memorial As.ueinteil
Hospital early today. He had been 111
fnr two months nt the hospital suffcrinj;
from an internal disorder. Ilis wife anil
sons were nt . the bedside. He was
seventy years of ngo,
Mr. O'Xoil had been In n coma fnr
a month. He wni left in n wcnkined
condition nearly two years ago after
he wns struck by nn nutomohiie in New
York. When hit health begun to fail
H.f spring ho was sent to St. Vincent's
Iloipltnl, New York. After leaving tlmt
nistltutinn ho suffered a relapse and wus
broilRht here.
.TameM O'Neill first gained fame nn
the stuge" through his impersonation nf
Kdmonil Dantes, in "Monte Crlsto "
Mr. O'Neill's Inst appearance in this
city was in "The Wanderer," a spec-
If You Are Much
On Your Feet
Try Cantilever Shot. In them you
stand comfortably all day, for you
stnnd correctly Ordlnnry shoes throw
the weight on the weakest point of the
nrch Cantilever Shoes dlstributo tho
welBht properly over thrt heel, the ball
and the outside of the foot. These shoes
encouniBe easy carriage.
Tho foot ne-cr hfirts In Cantilever
Shoes lor tho lusts nro correctly
shaped As you l.ice the shoe you
draw up the flexllil,. shank till It aup
poits the arch nt nil points In walklnif
the shank (lexes : It does not restrain
thu muscles as metal appliances do.
Their comfort nnd (rood looks mako
rantllevers the shoes for work or play.
)t fine leathers and white canvas.
Widths from AAAA to K Write for
booklet
CANTILEVER SHOE SHOP
1300 Walnut Street
Over Cunard Office
Bathing Shirts 2.50
Wool Overcoats 29.75
Wool Overcoats 24.75
tneular pfay which wns presented ot the
Metropolitan Opera House during the
latter part of 101?.
During the lost ten yenrn the actor
had been car dedth's door several
times, but managed to rally as a result
of a strong constitution, Ho had a, de
cidedly pleasing personality, and was
actually revered by actors generally.
Mr. O'Neill wim born In Kilkenny,
Ireland, November li", 18-1!).
lit' mnde his llrst nppearance on the
stage as n super in the National Theatre
In Cincinnati (luring tho engagement of
Kdwln Forrest, the tragedian. He later
played Icllllus in the support of Mr,
Forrest, nnd also toured the country in
"Macbeth" in support of Chnrlotto
V iiniiiimn.
In 18(t he Joined A. M. Palmer's
isi'W lorn stock company nnd created
many parts.
Up made IiIk appearance in "Monto
Cristo" in 1SSII and preented the play
continuously for sixteen years. He later
appeared in Shakespearian repertoire.
Arrangements for the funeral have not
yet been made.
Mlllvllle Mayor Taken to Hospital
Mayor Lewis It. Kurtz, of Mlllvllle.
N. .!.. who wan stricken 111 shortly
after assuming his office, Is in the Jef
ferson Hospital. His condition Is said
to he serious.
SUPERIOR FEATURES IN A USED CAR
Neither age nor miles diminish the vnluo of CADILLAC
construction, and you cannot get CADILLAC quality in any
car other than a CADILLAC.
Wc have CADILLACS thorouprhly overhauled and guar
anteed for a modest investment. Tyje 57, 55, 53 models in
open nnd closed body styles.
Also a few used cars of other makes.
NEEL-CADILLAC CO.
Uted Car Department
Spruce 2'13
August Sale of Gas
Ranges and Refrigerators
During August we are
making special reduc
tions in Gas Ranges, Re
frigerators and Kitchen
Cabinets.
There are many oppor
tunities in this sale that
space does not permit us
to describe. We show
here only a few of the
many exceptional offer
ings. Many splendid styles
to select from in our large
and varied stock.
If you will need a new
gas range, refrigerator or
kitchen cab'net, you can
save money by making
your selection now and
having the delivery made
later. Many of these low
prices could not be dupli
cated at present day cost.
We will very gladly take
your old range in exchange
and make you an allowance.
Hcfi.i.S
Adelphln Cabinet
Rnnee. ntutrtnamn
well made. Unnmrl
pnim. panH nmt
nlaahrr. Iter. (00.
Sncclal, SSs.50.
"IWlahle." lame
otto with rnamrl
nnn, panel nnd
tark snlnsli ptntr.
nre. SU. Special.
St 7.60.
Reliable," slnde
oren, fine ununre
ran. Knamel nnn
ami nnncl, lc.
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13th & Arch Sta.
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Philadelphia.
E. IJ. Ileckcr, Ueach Sales Mgr.,
Office opp. P. R. R. Station,
H Avalon, N. J.
H II. II. Fritz, Financial Asent,
be 713 Walnut St.. Phllntlelnhia.
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142 North Broad Street
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263 So. 52nd St.
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bought under a foreclosed mortgage
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lots at exactly half the current value
and wo do not figure on future
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